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<i>very true about the obm-xdg --import; i hadn't learned about that
before this list. <br>
/etc/xdg/openbox/menu.xml is where the site-wide file resides in
ubuntu..<br>
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Manuel Colmenero said the following on 09.07.2006 1:17 PM:
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<pre wrap="">El jue, 07-09-2006 a las 07:16 -0400, Bryan Moore escribió:
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<pre wrap="">Ubuntu Dapper has menu.xml in /home/usr/.config/openbox/menu.xml.
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That's your custom menu, but when you don't have one, openbox will look
for the default one. It must be somewhere outside your home dir. Could
you do a "locate menu.xml | grep openbox" for me?
I want to know whether it has a different place in other distros other
than these:
/etc/xdg/openbox/menu.xml
/usr/local/etc/xdg/openbox/menu.xml
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<pre wrap="">I would love to see a mutant obmenu with something like menumaker
built-in; that would rock.
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I've never tried menumaker before, but for what I've read, it's a bit
like "obm-xdg --import", isn't it?
obm-xdg is a tool bundled with obmenu that can act as a pipemenu or
generate a normal menu. It follows the freedesktop.org standard, so you
get a gnome/kde menu.
Anyway, you can always generate the menu with menumaker and edit it with
obmenu :-P
Thanks!
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